Froggy gets dressed

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Тема лягушки назрела сама собой, учитывая любовь сына к Жабе Клава из Лунтика))))) Провели пару тематических дней про Лягушку, получилось очень интересно и не нагруженно.

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This week in preschool our teachers are using the book, Froggy Gets Dressed by Jonathan London. I love this book but I didn’t have any materials prepped for it so I got busy making a few differentiated materials for my caseload. Here’s a peek at what we’re doing. Froggy Gets Dressed is a great book for preschool aged […]

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Flannel Friday: "Fred the Frog" Listen to song here At the edge of the pond I caught a little tadpole (wiggle hands) I named him Fred and I put him in a fish bowl (make fish bowl with arms) I watched him wiggle and swim around (wiggle hands) And then one day guess what I found? Fred's tail was getting smaller (put hands close together) And Fred's head was getting larger (make large head over your head with your arms) Fred had ONE leg (musical "boing") growing strong (extend one arm) We knew...